Here's a hypothetical question.
What would the internet be like without SPAM?
Probably a better place! List some examples of how SPAM has changed the internet and our lives.
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Here's a hypothetical question.
What would the internet be like without SPAM?
Probably a better place! List some examples of how SPAM has changed the internet and our lives.
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Like a forest without wood.Originally Posted by comedyman
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It would be everything that its creators ever imagined.
Unthinkable
If there was no spam then all of the spammers would have to go back to playing Dungeons and Dragons all day long
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Less annoying?
+ Carbonmade - Easiest way to display and manage your portfolio.
+ Burstoid - Design magazine.
+ twitter/spencerfry
Rolls the dice... Your attempt at humor has failed.If there was no spam then all of the spammers would have to go back to playing Dungeons and Dragons all day long
"A nerd who gets contacts
and a trendy hair cut is still a nerd"
- Stephen Colbert on Apple Users
It'd be less annoying. But it's about as annoying to me as junk snail mail. Actually, spam is easier to deal with - just hit a button (delete or "mark as spam").
I got zinged by the new guy! OUCH!!!Rolls the dice... Your attempt at humor has failed.
"Does this napkin smell like chloroform?"
...now with SnapFoo!
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